Used hadrware computer store

[Justin Zygmont]

he means the contorller on the drive itself.  thats' usually where they 
fry, leaving the data intact in the disk.  I've had to toss a 20GB like 
that, wasn't much luck finding a replacement controller especially for the 
fujitsus, they're deffective.


On Fri, 10 Oct 2003, Byron Sonne wrote:

>  > I'm looking to find a hd controller that is an exact match
> > to the one on my hd so I can restore the data. 
> 
> I'm curious here... why do you need an exact replica of the controller? 
> We're rather far off of the MFM/RLL years, ya know ;) Any old IDE or 
> SCSI controller should do just fine.
> 
> Perhaps you mean the PCB mounted on the underside of the HDD itself is 
> cooked?
> 
> 
> 

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